SNA Displays revitalises Las Vegas Raiders' draft room. A new LED display, made with five 0.9mm Brilliant Interior video walls, is 2m tall and wraps more than 25m around what is said to be the highest-spec draft room in the National Football League. SNA Displays has teamed up with live-events technology integrator Image Engineering to turn the Las Vegas Raiders' draft room into an immersive video experience. Located at the American football team's Intermountain Health Performance Center, the upgraded facility is now one of the National Football League's highest-spec command centres for evaluating prospects, coordinating draft picks and collaborating about on-field operations. The display is 2m tall and wraps more than 25m around the room, with a native resolution of 2,160 by 26,880 pixels. It comprises five of SNA Displays' Brilliant Interior video walls with a 0.9mm pixel pitch. The dvLED displays provide a continuous canvas that on which Raiders executives, coaches and scouts can watch video footage, real-time analytics and other experiential content. Barbara Barry, director of sports and live events at SNA Displays, says: "When seconds are crucial to making season-defining choices, decision-makers need technology they can count on. "The Raiders' draft room is a visual powerhouse that is not only the best in the league, but gives the team an edge against their competition."

The past year brought many changes for Baltimore.From the ringing of the bell at the newly opened Lexington Market to plans to renovate Harborplace and new tenants making their way in, the city and its economic leaders’ plans to reinvigorate its core have persisted. And that’s not all.The public-private Baltimore Office of Promotion and The Arts (BOPA) recently revealed some tech-forward plans for its upcoming New Year’s Eve program.Much like the drone show seen at Artscape this summer, this year’s annual NYE celebration will also feature a drone display. The organization has been considering this since earlier this year.The announcement comes as BOPA asks for additional funds from Baltimore City Council to produce Artscape between Aug. 2 and 4.According to an announcement, Curtis Bay-based Image Engineering is taking charge of the technical aspects of the event. The company previously helped usher in the holiday season with Baltimore’s annual Washington Monument lighting.The show will integrate with the tradition of fireworks at midnight. Baltimore’s Mayor Brandon Scott will lead the countdown.BOPA is thrilled to announce New Year’s Eve festivities at #Baltimore’s Inner Harbor